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Hallywoed on TV— : Berle Hints End Sponsor Hookup

By Erskine Johnson

HOL LYWOOD, Jan. :138 to Hollywood friends that

» Texaco sponsor has posed the

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Will Milton Berle be

vision in 195% :

It's the biggest o himd-the-cameras = video vear.” are two ver and take

choice, ® Uncle * M atary is that tt sho ] & ' Sli - neadaches and a ¥ 2 that he's had a wa long be 1481 r o vice presi p sf th advertis- t of the advi Milton Berle ing agency handling the account. One of his beefs was Sid

Stone's middle commercial, Sid recently was dropped from the show, ; The other version is that the King of TV for the last three vears, and still the top man, will he slipping in the rating now that Hollywood's big-name, bigtime comedians moving into viedo contention.

are

If and when the sponsor's axe falls-on Berle hell still do an hour show for NBC, whére he's under long-term contract u " nn GUY MADISON and his pal Andy Devine, are set for five

vears of Wild Bill Hickok films. Andy, veteran of 25 years in the movies, claims he's received more

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(NJCA) —Milton Berle'd hint

this will be his last season for his

question:

uncrowned as the King of tele-

! since the show went on

™ or video waves last fall than wring his - entire Hollywood

That's a real eye-opener for film ing at the tainment,

small-sereen enter-

gf oo =n GOODMAN ACE,

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about TV shows: “Just plain murder.” , , , Hollytest anti-TV propaganda

my

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Tine “TV is better than never.” , «. George Raft and Lou Costello are the latest telefilm partners. Lou will finance George as a two fisted but gunless television detective, The first half-hour picture teleases Feb, 14 zu TEL EFORI HN Olivia de Havilland, about TV: Television now seems a god tend to many working people, Think of the trouble and expense it ave bahy sitters, parking ind things like that “But after so long a time there comes a day when these people just have to get out of the house. Hollywood will go on producing great movies and people will go on attending

them.”

n " : HUDSON, a préis set for a ceme-

n ROCHELLE war film star,

back. in “The Unexpected,” a dramatic series. . .. Gale Storm will star in 13 half-hour religious films,

Ginger Rogers is the winner in a live - vs, - film 7 battle. All her shows,

will be on film Shooting starts in April on the first 13, all dramatic shows. First film in a new science-fic~ tion series, Ginger Rogers “Rocky Jones, Space Ranger” goes before the cameras at the Hal Roach studio] in February. . ... Ditto Cesar Ro-|

imero’s: “Passport to - Danger”| | films, i "Nn Plans of Peter Shaw, hus-

| |

band of Angela Lansbury, to

| film the “Tish” stories for TV

with ZaSue Pitts and Lea Penman have struck a snag. A New York producer claims {that authoress Mary Roberts

{Rinehart gave him the rights to

{the

Jan,

“Tish” stories, Watch

{legal fireworks.

for

Vogue Theater Offers A ‘Two-Gun’ Treat

The Vogue Theater, College and 3d, has a treat coming up for all “two-gun” juniors Sunday, Monday and Tuesday 20-22, the movie house will be featuring motion pictures starring Roy Rogers, Hopalong Cassidy and Gene Autry in an “AllCowboy Round-Up.” An added at“Cartoon Carnival.”

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Production Killing ‘isms’

Competitive free enterprise has standards of living in the U. 8! and is gradually causing the death of all form% of totalitarianism, David F. Austin, executive vice president of the United States Steel Co., told the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce last night. He addressed the organization’s membership banquet In Room of the Claypool

greatly improved

annual Riley Hotel,

Since

the

1900, he said, the amount consumed per.person in this country has multiplied two and half times. There _has been a rapid and continuing increase in the proportion of people who live above the poverty line.| The number of college students! |has gone up four times faster) than the nation’s population. And 50 years ago, one-third of chil|dren 14 and 15 years of age were Today almost all of] {them are ifi school, where they! {belong, he said, | ‘Golden Decade’

of goods

one

i | Economists of the future will |

record the past 10 years as “one of the golden decades of American capitalism,” Mr. Austin said. “We Americans have a right to!

: (be proud of the superb economic

| performance of the years between {World War II and the war in | Korea. We made them the most

{productive five years in Ameri-|

ican history.’ | During those years Americans | built a new automobile and a new {mechanical refrigeratok for every {two and a ‘half families in the, [United States. {new dwelling unit for every 10 {families and raised the annual |steel capacity from 80 to 100 mil-| tion ingot-tons. The nation also! graduated one and one-third million College students,

Hits Lie Detector Tosls

WASHINGTON,” Jan, 18 (UP) Sen, Wayne Morse said yester{day that the Defense Department has used

|ised to introduce legislation toll Your Hostess, GEORGIA ISGRIGG ban this ‘ ‘repugnant, foreign and § wA, 0650—for Reservations outrageous’ practice. |

They erected onelg

lie detector tests on] some job applicants and he prom-|

Final Curtain—

Jap Strip-Teasers

. Need New Quarters

men’s last act and sung in Japanese. The brief skit ends and the bur-| lesque show goes on, led: by Ky-| oko Azuma. ® She reaches the climax of her

By United Press TOKYO, Jan. 18--The curtain will ring down here Jan, 31 on one of Japan's most popular striptease troupes; which adds class to its show by throwing in opera

between the acts, show only three minutes after| The 23-girl Nissho troupe of strutting on-stage. And the lights ge long-legged Japanese beauties’ aren’t dimmed low as they are in|

has been ordered out of its quar- most American burlesque houses. |

ters—the fifth flcbr of a Tokyo! gypgko stays undraped until building to make way for a gyeryone has had a good look. playhouse. Then she prances out onto a U-

The show will disband but that shaped platform in the midst of

doesn’t, mean the girls will quit the audience. burlesque, which was transplant-| mppe girls try to keep their act ed here from the United States up with the times. - At Christmas, after World War II. Some of

10 of them disrobed to the tune of “White Christmas.” n

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them plan to go to Thailand and Okinawa to perform. Others will — take jobs at other Tokyo burlesque. houses. Popular With GIs

The Nissho marked by

5 troupe's show is simplicity—as wéll as opera-—and it has been popular with Americans. A piano, two violins, a viola, » trumpet and drum make music| ®e Tin while the strippers, fully clad, £0, {Exeent through a skit lifted from Car- §

GOP Fireworks od “" Ready to Go Off

Children | 50c All Times The first’ smoke and fire of) ; rivalry among Republican candi-

11:00 A M

dates for ‘governor and other state offices will break out here next Friday. Opening ‘signal for” fast party AN APPOINTMENT ar

maneuvers was touched off today by State Chairman Cale Holder's. formal call for a special session of the Indiana GOP Central Com- | mittee at 1 p. m, on Jan. 25.

Although the commifte was! called principally to complete arrangements for the party's state] {nominating convention hére July |3 and the national GOP conven~ tion in Chicago July 7, internal {factional strife will dominate the meeting. Chairman Holder said the com-| | mittee’s business will be confined strictly to convention arrangements and plans to raise cam- | paign money. But actGally the session will be the kick-off for more than half a dozen prospective gubernatorial} candidates to line up their forces! with the regular GOP organiza|tion.

FRED ASTAIRE'S DANCE STUDIOS OX Jan. 21 _

|

The story behind Russia's forjeign policy will be told in a new {series of articles starting Monday lin The Times, 3

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